Supreme x Levi's Snakeskin Trucker Jacket
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Supreme x Levi's Snakeskin Trucker Jacket is a Type III trucker in stonewashed cotton denim with an all-over black snakeskin print and red-and-black buffalo plaid flannel lining, released for Fall/Winter 2017 at $288 retail. Levi Strauss and Co. was founded in 1853 in San Francisco and introduced the Type III silhouette in 1962 as Lot 557, renamed 70505 in 1967. The Type III is the modern trucker standard: pointed chest flap pockets, V-shaped front stitching, metal shank buttons, and the red Levi's Tab on the left chest. The Supreme version keeps that architecture and adds the printed snake pattern and flannel interior. Released across white, light blue, and purple colorways alongside matching overalls. The base silhouette is the same Type III Levi's has sold for sixty years.
About Levi's
Levi Strauss & Co. is an American clothing company founded in 1853 by Levi Strauss in San Francisco, California, and is the originator of blue jeans. The company introduced the first riveted denim work pants in 1873 and has been producing its Type III Trucker Jacket since 1962. The 501 jean and Type III jacket are among the most widely copied silhouettes in 20th-century apparel. Supreme has collaborated with Levi's on co-branded denim jackets, 501 jeans, and trucker jackets across multiple seasons.
